Steam from My Cup

Steam from My Cup

A Poem by Rita L. Sev
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This morning's solitude

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The morning sunlight
stretches out,
harbinger of a new day

The steam from my cup
reaches upward,
a beacon of nebulous grey 

These quiet moments
defog my mind,
prepare me, come what may

Sunlight and steam 
evaporate with the calm;
time to make my way.

© 2013 Rita L. Sev


Author's Note

Rita L. Sev
This morning, as I was sipping my coffee before the start of the school day, the Art teacher commented that she could see the steam from my cup shimmering in the sunlight. I told her that she should draw the image - and I'd write a poem about it.

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Where would we be without the "morning prep"

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rita L. Sev

11 Years Ago

So true. :)
Ahh what i lovely story and poem :) Im going to make a cup of tea now..an enjoyable read :)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rita L. Sev

11 Years Ago

Thanks, Amy. Enjoy your tea!
This is simply wonderful

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rita L. Sev

11 Years Ago

Thank you!
Ahh, just soothing. Very nice! I like it! :-)

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rita L. Sev

11 Years Ago

Thanks!
Yes we love those quiet moments especially being writers...we need more than quiet moments ..we need quiet days...nice one Rita...SyberRose

Posted 11 Years Ago


Rita L. Sev

11 Years Ago

Thank you, SR! Quiet days ... ah, wouldn't that be nice? :)

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